The successors of the same 1.8/50mm for M42. Only use: "dressing" of the cameras for this site's photographys. The colour of the coating is different according to the period of production.
I have several of them, including one, part of a set of 3 lenses, bought with an out-of-order BCA for 350 f on april 6th, 1990, another bought for 200f with an out-of-order BC-1 the same day and place and another one given by one of my customers with the Praktica B200.
The successors of the same 1.8/50mm for M42. Only use: "dressing" of the cameras for this site's photographys. The colour of the coating is different according to the period of production.
Identical with the Prakticar (same production line). Special production for the British market (see Jenaflex). Commercial name only, the Prakticar 1.8/50 is not a Zeiss Pancolar but a Meyer Oreston!
Tests: Please note that these tests were made with the means at hand, not in a "scientific" way. See here.
Disappointing.